Wildlife & Trail Cameras
6 products from 3 brands, including SpyPoint, Browning, Bushnell. Prices from $211.95 to $366.95, including GST. 4 ship within 1-2 business days.
Wildlife and trail cameras record movement outdoors for observing animals, checking remote properties and monitoring tracks without constant visits. Choose from SpyPoint, Browning and Bushnell models with features such as no-glow night vision, motion detection, high-resolution stills, video recording, cellular image transmission and solar support. The range suits landholders, wildlife observers, hunters and property managers.
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BushnellBushnell Core DS-4K No-Glow Trail Camera (Camo)
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SpyPointSpypoint Flex-Dark Cellular Trail Camera
$211.95 incl. GST Ships in 1-2 business daysAdd to cart -
SpyPointSpypoint Flex-S Dark Cellular Trail Camera
$308.95 incl. GST Ships in 3-4 weeksAdd to cart -
BrowningBrowning Dark Ops Pro X 1080 Trail Camera
$366.95 incl. GST Ships in 1-2 business daysAdd to cart -
SpyPointSpypoint Force-Pro-S 2.0 Trail Camera with Solar Panel
$240.95 incl. GST Ships in 1-2 business daysAdd to cart -
BrowningBrowning Dark Ops Full HDR 40MP Trail Camera
$289.95 incl. GST Ships in 1-2 business daysAdd to cart
About the Wildlife & Trail Cameras range
Choose the camera around how and where you will use it. Trigger speed and recovery time affect whether a fast-moving animal is captured clearly. Check the detection range and detection angle for the track or clearing you want to monitor. No-glow infrared helps keep night observations discreet, while flash distance affects coverage after dark. Compare still-image resolution, video resolution, recording length and audio if detail matters. Battery type and expected battery life are important for remote locations. Cellular models send images through a mobile network, while standard cameras save footage to a memory card.
Check the product specifications before buying accessories or planning installation. Cellular cameras require suitable network coverage, a compatible SIM or service arrangement, and may use an app or account. A local-storage camera needs a compatible SD card, with capacity and card format limits varying by model. Do not assume every camera accepts the same card, battery pack or solar panel. Solar-supported models still need suitable placement and may use a particular panel or connector. The range is organised around wildlife and trail cameras, including cellular, no-glow, high-resolution and solar-equipped options.
Wildlife & Trail Cameras questions
Do trail cameras need mobile phone reception in Australia?
Only cellular trail cameras need mobile coverage to send photos or alerts remotely. Standard wildlife cameras can operate without reception, but you must visit the camera to retrieve footage from its memory card. Check the product specifications and coverage at the installation location before choosing a cellular model.
What does no-glow mean on a wildlife camera?
No-glow refers to infrared night illumination designed to be less visible when the camera takes a night image. It can help reduce disturbance to wildlife and make the camera less noticeable. Night range and image detail still vary between models, so compare those specifications as well.
Do I need an SD card for a trail camera?
Many standard trail cameras save photos and videos to an SD card, but the required type and supported capacity vary. Cellular models may also use local storage. Check the individual product page before buying a card, and format it as specified by the camera manufacturer.